[ConsentofGoverned]

"Yes, there is innoculation (vaccine) against TB. My own kids had those. Then, there are also anti-malaria agents should one acquire malaria."

dear poster perhaps you are thinking of Polio,diphtheria,typhus,yellow fever - I wish it were so there is no vaccine for TB - if you have one (a vaccine) please lets go into business. TB is rapidly becoming a major problem in USA with MDRTB imported by rapid illegal immigration.

[Alia]

And yes you are right (my kids had the TB tests); we'd be filthy rich!!

Innoculations

Tuberculosis Risk to travellers is low. Infection would only occur if a person spent substantial amount of time in a closed environment where a person with untreated TB contaminated the air. Vaccination is recommended for children living in high-risk areas for three months or more.

I see from searching newer TB vaccines are being worked on. However:

Is there a vaccine for TB?

In those parts of the world where the disease is common, the World Health Organization (WHO) recommends that infants receive a vaccine called BCG made from a live weakened bacterium related to M. tuberculosis. BCG vaccine prevents M. tuberculosis from spreading within the body, thus preventing TB from developing.